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Weekly topic: 5 Wealth points for those who answer correctly, 2 Wealth points for participation; Question 103

2015-07-02View Original

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Briefly describe: The sulfur vulcanization process containing organic accelerators is divided into four stages? Answer: 1? The interactions between the various components of the vulcanization system result in the formation of intermediate compounds; these intermediate compounds act as vulcanizing agents. 2? These intermediate compounds interact with the rubber, resulting in the formation of reactive side groups on the rubber molecular chains. 3? These reactive side groups interact with each other or with the rubber molecules, thereby forming cross-links. 4? Further reactions of these cross-links.
Reply #22015-07-02
Answer: (1) The interactions between the various components of the vulcanization system yield intermediate compounds, which function as vulcanizing agents in practice; (2) The interaction between intermediate chemicals and rubber generates active side groups on the rubber molecular chains ; (3) These reactive side groups interact with each other or with rubber molecules to form cross-linking bonds ; (4) Further reaction of the cross-linking bonds.
Reply #32015-07-02
1. The interaction between the components of the vulcanization system (sulfur, accelerators, and activators) generates intermediate compound 2. The interaction between the intermediate compound and rubber generates active side groups on the rubber molecular chains 3. The active side groups interact with each other or with rubber molecules to form cross-linking bonds 4. Further reaction of cross-linking bonds
Reply #42015-07-02
Briefly describe: The sulfur vulcanization process containing organic accelerators is divided into four stages? 1. Sulfurization initiation stage (coking stage) 2. Under-sulfurization stage (pre-sulfurization stage) 3. Optimal sulfurization stage 4.
Reply #52015-07-02
Briefly describe: The sulfur vulcanization process containing organic accelerators is divided into four stages? Answer: (1) The interactions between the various components of the vulcanization system yield intermediate compounds, which function as vulcanizing agents in practice ; (2) The interaction between intermediate chemicals and rubber generates active side groups on the rubber molecular chains ; (3) These reactive side groups interact with each other or with rubber molecules to form cross-linking bonds ; (4) Further reaction of the cross-linking bonds.
Reply #62015-07-02
The entire vulcanization process can be divided into four stages: the initiation stage of vulcanization, the under-vulcanized stage, the proper vulcanization stage, and the over-vulcanized stage.
Reply #72015-07-02
Briefly describe: The sulfur vulcanization process containing organic accelerators is divided into four stages? Answer: 1? The interactions between the various components of the vulcanization system result in the formation of intermediate compounds; these intermediate compounds act as vulcanizing agents. 2? These intermediate compounds interact with the rubber, resulting in the formation of reactive side groups on the rubber molecular chains. 3? These reactive side groups interact with each other or with the rubber molecules, thereby forming cross-links. 4? Further reactions of these cross-links.
Reply #82015-07-02
1. The interactions between the various components of the vulcanization system result in the formation of intermediate compounds. 2. These intermediate compounds interact with the rubber, leading to the creation of reactive side groups on the rubber molecular chains. 3. These reactive side groups interact with each other or with the rubber molecules, forming cross-links. 4. Further reactions occur at these cross-links
Reply #92015-07-02
Answer: The four stages of the vulcanization process are as follows: 1. Interactions between the various components of the vulcanization system yield intermediate compounds, which function as vulcanizing agents in practice; 2. The interaction between the intermediate compound and rubber generates active side groups on the rubber molecular chains ; 3. These reactive side groups interact with each other or with rubber molecules to form cross-linking bonds ; 4. Further reaction of the cross-linking bonds.
Reply #102015-07-02
1. The interactions between the various components of the vulcanization system yield intermediate compounds, which function as vulcanizing agents in practice; 2. The interaction between intermediate chemicals and rubber generates active side groups on the rubber molecular chains ; 3. These reactive side groups interact with each other or with rubber molecules to form cross-linking bonds ; 4. Further reaction of the cross-linking bonds.
Reply #112015-07-02
Briefly describe: The sulfur vulcanization process containing organic accelerators is divided into four stages? Under certain conditions, a chemical reaction takes place between the raw rubber in the compound and the vulcanizing agent, causing the linearly structured macromolecules to crosslink and form three-dimensional network structures, thereby endowing the compound with excellent properties such as high strength, high elasticity, good wear resistance, and corrosion resistance

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